Public sector

New English language requirements for public-sector workers in customer-facing roles come into force on 21 November 2016, following the publication...

Many employees are set to see their pay eroded over the next year as inflation rises and employers keep pay...

A training programme has been launched for managers dealing with former servicemen and women with PTSD. Piers Bishop explains the...

The Government has confirmed it will proceed with additional limits to exit payments across the public sector, following on from...

Senior NHS doctors and managers in England will have to declare any income they receive from private work, it has...

The autumn months promise to be a busy period for HR practitioners as they get to grips with a host...

Misconduct in public office, the criminal offence that has been used to prosecute journalists for paying public officials for information,...

Health Education England recently introduced whistleblowing protection for junior doctors. This forms part of a growing trend towards increased protection...

A group of senior medical professionals has condemned the latest series of strikes proposed by junior doctors.
The Academy of...

The timetable for gender pay gap reporting in the public sector has been confirmed, with the Government largely intending to...

The Government has published a draft code of practice to help public-sector employers prepare for the requirement for customer-facing workers...

Recruitment and retention are ideal starting points for HR professionals to harness the power and potential of HR analytics, discovers...

The Department of Health has said it will phase in the new contract for junior doctors from October, despite doctors’...

Pay awards have decreased in recent months from the longstanding 2% figure that many employees have come to expect. Last...

HR analytics and software systems are top strategic issues for HR practitioners in 2016, according to XpertHR’s latest research into...